@michael_saylor Hey Michael - if you had to argue the other side:
Assuming banks, governments, ‘elites’ in the existing system, will do *anything* to stop bitcoin...
What will they do?
@frankworthing18@Santi_Estrada@michaelshermer The best solution is to have four categories. Men, women, trans-men, trans-women.
The next best solution, is to eliminate all categories. If people REALLY wanted to be inclusive, they'd eliminate all groups and compete as one: humans.
There’s clearly a coordinated effort happening to shut things down.
If there was ever a chance to build some credibility in government that it actually fights for its people, this is it.
Root out those responsible for this and demonstrate the US government works for its ppl.
This is unacceptable.
We now need to know more about @RobinhoodApp’s decision to block retail investors from purchasing stock while hedge funds are freely able to trade the stock as they see fit.
As a member of the Financial Services Cmte, I’d support a hearing if necessary.
@marsh071@robbysoave We need the Snowdens in order to keep them accountable, first.
Remember, Snowden was needed out of necessity.
He wasn’t the first one to ‘commit a foul’. He was the response.
@marsh071@robbysoave If Snowden violated his oath and deserves to run through the ‘justice system’, what do you have to say about the people who put the surveillance program in place? Which was rules illegal I believe.
@beergeekjoey@TThompson_15@robbysoave That same government you speak of being so honourable, hasn’t demonstrated Enough times of bad judgement??
Look at the Epstein case alone and tell me the government isn’t being awfully lenient towards pedophiles.
Why should anyone trust them?
@HawthAbendsen @Based_Ancap @JohnFBachman@robbysoave What should governments face when they break laws?
I don’t believe anyone associated with the spying is facing any repercussions.
@ScottTheFenster@bariweiss Could you point me to an example of 4?
I’ve seen this claim made numerous times.
Would like to see an example of his alt-right views in full context.
Thanks
@normonics@scottlovingood I don’t know about law, but in general, if Trump can become president after not delivering the birther goods he so adamantly claimed to have, I assume she’ll be fine too.
That seems to be the reality of elites these days. All bluff & bluster, no consequences.
@CanucksIn4@cbcnewsbc Hold on.. categories, flu shots, etc are all mute.
The argument for restrictive measures on CoVid is people’s loved ones die, right?
Then why would we discount the regular flu? That still sees deaths. Are those deaths less important?
@VanOlympics@cbcnewsbc Wholeheartedly agree with fresh air activities.
That is, until the government tells you hiking trails, beaches, mountains should be shutdown too...
@CanucksIn4@cbcnewsbc Preventative measures are medical solutions. But they don’t teach it in Med school 🤷♂️
It’s like an auto body shop selling you the fix but not telling you how to upkeep the car.
@CanucksIn4@cbcnewsbc I think it’s unfair to invoke personal feelings when concerning policy for the Greater good.
Here’s my rebuttal to that - the Regular flu kills X amount of ppl. Do you support locking down every year to prevent that?
If not - why are you willing to sacrifice someone loved one?
@CanucksIn4@cbcnewsbc And this is precisely the VERY strange thing about a public health system that doesn’t advocate public health... they advocate products.
Masks and washing hands are the last line of defence. Where’s the discussion on the first?